Import your Magic Eden wallet into Phantom
Magic Eden wallet is deprecated. To keep access to your tokens and NFTs, export your private key from Magic Eden and import it into Phantom. Importing your private key into Phantom gives you access to the same address for that key, including the tokens, NFTs, and transaction history tied to it.
What you need #
- Access to your Magic Eden wallet.
- The Phantom app. Download it for free on iOS, Android, or as a browser extension at phantom.com/download.
- A private place where no one can see your screen while you view your private key.
Warning: Never share your Secret Recovery Phrase or private key with anyone. Anyone with access to either has full control of your wallet. Phantom Support will never ask for your recovery phrase or private key.
1. Export your private keys from Magic Eden #
Follow Magic Eden's guide to export your private keys: How to Migrate Your Magic Eden Wallet.
If you used multiple networks in Magic Eden, such as Solana and Bitcoin, export a private key for each network you want to import.
2. Import your private key into Phantom #
Choose the instructions that match your setup. Both guides include steps for the mobile app and browser extension.
If you’re setting up Phantom #
- Mobile app: On the welcome screen, go to More Options > Import Private Key.
- Browser extension: On the welcome screen, go to I Already Have a Wallet > Import Private Key.
For the full instructions, see Import a private key.
If you already use Phantom #
- Mobile app: Go to Settings > Manage Accounts > + button > Import Private Key.
- Browser extension: Go to Settings > Manage Accounts > Add Account > Import Private Key.
For the full instructions, see Import an additional wallet using a private key.
3. Confirm the wallet address #
Select the imported account in Phantom and compare its public address with the address for the same network in the original app. The addresses should match.
If they don’t, check that you exported the intended wallet and selected the correct network.
Back up your imported private key #
Keep a separate, secure backup of every private key you import. Restoring your primary Phantom wallet with its recovery phrase or Google or Apple account won’t restore imported wallets. You’ll need to import their keys again.